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Oscar Neebe, Samuel Fielden, Michael Schwab and young Louis Lingg, only twenty-three at the time of his death. Their efforts bore fruit. The movement for the eight-hour day gained momentum. Union after union discussed the problem and went on record in favor of fighting for it, until finally the slogan became: General Strike for the eight-hour day.
Fielden, rather petulantly. "There's the fair, my dear, more in your way, I see, than Sir William Temple's philosophy." And Helen was right; the fair was no Eastern bazaar, but how delighted that young, impressionable mind was, notwithstanding, delighted with the swings and the roundabouts, the shows, the booths, even down to the gilt gingerbread kings and queens!
"And that young man, who goes by his name, brought up by Mr. Fielden?" "Well, sir?" "Is he not the son of Mr. Braddell?" The stranger was silent, and, shading his face with his hand, seemed buried in thought. He then rose, took up his candle, and said quietly, "Sir, I wish you good-evening. I have letters to write in my own room.
What's my advice? Why, I'd speak to Miss Clavering at once, if I dared. I'm sure love will never break her heart; and she's so proud, she'd throw him off without a sigh, if she knew how things stood." "I believe you are right," said Mr. Fielden; "for truth is the best policy, after all.
The sisters did not meet again; a few letters passed between them, but the correspondence gradually ceased. Young Ardworth went to college, prepared by Mr. Fielden, who was no ordinary scholar, and an accurate and profound mathematician, a more important requisite than classical learning in a tutor for Cambridge. But Ardworth was idle, and perhaps even dissipated.
To return, perhaps I can show at least that I bear no malice to this poor doctor. He has relations of his own, silk mercers; trade has reverses. How are they off?" Perfectly perplexed by this very contradictory and paradoxical, yet, to one better acquainted with Sir Miles, very characteristic, benevolence, Fielden was some time before he answered. "Those members of Dr.
Upon these sums Varney had lived very pleasantly, and he saw with a deep sigh the approaching failure of so facile a resource. In one of the melancholy moods engendered by this reflection, Varney happened to be in the very town in France in which the Mainwarings, in their later years, had taken refuge, and from which Helen had been removed to the roof of Mr. Fielden.
The measure, which will always be honourably associated with the names of Lord Shaftesbury and Mr. Fielden, was a victory for labour which was hailed with enthusiasm by artisans and operatives throughout the land.
I believe she has now got over even poor Sir Miles's death." "And the loss of the great property!" "Fie, Mary!" said Mr. Fielden, almost austerely. Mary looked down, rebuked, for she was not one of the high-spirited wives who despise their husbands for goodness. "I beg pardon, my dear," she said meekly; "it was very wrong in me; but I cannot do what I will I cannot like that Miss Clavering."
Captain Ward, the officer in charge, commanded the meeting to disperse, and, as Fielden, one of the speakers, retorted that the meeting was a peaceable one, a dynamite bomb was thrown from an adjoining alley that killed several policemen and wounded many more. In the agitation that led up to the Haymarket tragedy, dynamite had always been glorified as the poor man's weapon.
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